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Show 51 -- 48-- Redirect Examination. R. Vol. 1, pp. 121- 123. There is a good from Greenriver, Utah, to Moab. It is gravel a large part of the way; a pretty fair road, most of it now improved. There is a stage route over about half of it. There is a road from Moab up to Thompsons on the railroad, which is about half the distance from Greenriver to Moab. R. 121- 122. It is the same road as from Moab to Thompsons for about 7 or 8 miles, and then it branches off to Thompsons at Valley City. That road is improved. They run a regular stage line and freight line over it. " Q South of Moab and in the San Juan country, are there some roads there? " A The road from Monticello, which I say gravelled two- thirds of the way; the rest of it is a graded dirt road; there is a graded dirt road from Monticello to Bluff. West from Bluff, along the San Juan River, there is a poor road which is travelled; it is a dirt road unimproved. " Q Then you went into the San Juan country, how did you get in there? " A We went in that way ( indicating), from Salt Lake City to Moab, down to Monticello and Bluff west to Mexican Hat, and crossed the bridge at Mexican Hat and then into that country. " Q Into what? " A Into that country - through the Indian reservation. " Q And you came down by automobile? " A We came down by automobile." R. 122. |